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          employer, Unisys.  Neither petitioner nor his attorney submitted            
          a brief on petitioner’s behalf or presented any frivolous                   
          arguments.  The Court, therefore, concludes that it is not                  
          appropriate to impose a penalty in the instant case, but the                
          Court explicitly admonishes petitioner that he may, in the                  
          future, be subject to a penalty under section 6673 for any                  
          proceedings instituted or maintained primarily for delay or for             
          any proceedings which are frivolous or groundless.                          
               The Court has considered all of petitioner’s contentions,              
          arguments, requests, and statements.  To the extent not discussed           
          herein, we conclude that they are meritless, moot, or irrelevant.           
               To reflect the foregoing and concessions made by respondent,           


                                                  An appropriate decision             
                                             will be entered for respondent           
                                             with respect to the deficiency           
                                             and additions to tax under               
                                             sections 6651(a)(1) and 6654             
                                             and for petitioner with                  
                                             respect to the addition to tax           
                                             under section 6651(a)(2).                











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